Even in the darkest moments, when hope seems lost and faith is tested to its limits, can you still find the courage to believe? This sermon, "Though You Slay Me," explores the profound journey of faith that exists on the other side of comfort and certainty.

Drawing from the unwavering conviction of Job, who declared, "Though he slay me, yet will I trust in him," we'll confront the difficult reality of suffering and doubt. We'll also turn to the disciples in the midst of a storm, a powerful reminder that even in the presence of Jesus, fear can still rise.

Join us as we explore what it truly means to trust God when our circumstances make it feel impossible. This message will challenge you to move beyond a fair-weather faith and discover a deeper, more resilient trust that can withstand any storm.

This sermon focuses on Jesus as our "Rock," drawing parallels between the Old Testament's physical rock that provided water (Exodus 17:6) and the New Testament's spiritual Rock, Jesus Christ (1 Corinthians 10:4). It emphasizes Jesus's role as a source of strength, stability, and provision in our lives, especially during difficult times, and encourages reliance on Him as a firm foundation.

Imagine a scenario where God, in His sovereignty, decides to recreate the world, much like after the flood. In this new beginning, who would He choose to build anew?This sermon will challenge listeners to seriously consider: If God were to start again, who would be chosen? And how can we live today in a way that aligns with God's heart and purpose?

This sermon explores the true meaning of worship, challenging the congregation to examine their hearts and ensure their worship is authentic and pleasing to God. It emphasizes that worship is more than just singing or attending church; it's a lifestyle of devotion, obedience, and service. This sermon invites self-reflection, urging listeners to move beyond ritualistic practices to a genuine, transformative worship experience that permeates every aspect of their lives.

This sermon emphasizes the uncertainty of the future and the importance of living a life of good works and righteousness today. It uses the backdrop of that uncertainty to call for an active and urgent pursuit of God's will, inspired by the parable of the talents and the teachings on the brevity of life.The sermon calls for a life of active service and commitment, motivated by the brevity of life and the uncertainty of the future.

Have you ever questioned why God seems to answer prayers "late"? This podcast dives into the powerful story of Lazarus from the Gospel of John chapter 11, where Jesus arrives four days after his friend's death.

Four Days Late explores:

Join us for a journey through scripture and discover the message of hope that resonates even "four days late."

Join us for a powerful sermon that explores the divine principles that govern the flow of blessings in our lives. Discover the essential keys to unlocking God's abundant grace and experiencing the fullness of His blessings. In this thought-provoking message, you'll gain valuable insights into:

This sermon will inspire and equip you to live a life of abundance and purpose. Tune in to discover the principles that guide blessings and unlock the fullness of God's grace in your life.

This sermon delves into the concept of sacrifice, exploring its meaning and significance in our faith. We'll examine the story of Hannah from 1 Samuel 1:21, where she makes a heartfelt sacrifice to God. We'll also consider Psalm 50:5, which sheds light on the true nature of sacrifice that God desires.

Join us as we explore:

This sermon will inspire you to reflect on your own relationship with sacrifice and how it can deepen your faith.